Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

AKs4Mx, II. T., Dee. 11.-Reesfdent
Ciesssand esd al khe nemhexa az fhe
nsblnsf exeefa EecrekmEfee Whifnes ard
Ea0inuts arrived In Aihany a Ba.w.
aud waka driven 90 GssnrnnR EllFs
Fesi6enua where lhey breahlns1ed. A
12s30 os1ioek tha 4lztinNnieAad quests
were alone received q TIE rssidenea 81
ME. Manfn9'a son wlleE1 ahe ex Seore-
fazy dad enheeQnerflY Z pglpnse
funeral esrytnss for ~ family UrFs
hsfe iug1 before TIE p1blis assgiess h
81. Rauis church.
Soon afssr the death of ex-Hseretarp
Mauning Bas auno1noad On Saturday,
Mayer 1hztchet iHsned q proo.nualf1n
70 tne cittzsns q Albany. He requested
hat thsiE piaens of business - alassa
and that thsy cease fEom their uBzal
emplcymens during the funeral exaF-
oisen Uhiah ocanfKe& &c 2 3. a. tndaH
from 81. HRul Epi1sopal church. a
whieh MK. Manning was q member.
Flags unBe hang at half mnat and on
Sunday prayers for che family we're Of.
fsred in ali the churches Of the city.
Whan preaidenf Cleveland and The
members Of bis cablnst aFrIved a ths
West Shore depot ct 8 O'Clock, they
.N4LL4 A4HEL.LMI
Htllis private secretary, Mayor ThAtoh-
son and driven ID sleiRha 20 ihe ex-
eeutive maHsion @hszs they had break
fasl. Secretary Whitnsy vas detained
IN Nsu York and vas expeosed 10 arrive
on the fast train this afternoon. 6sose-
tary Endie0tt who wa1 called 20 Boston
on pssvais businem vas also expeoied
later In the day.
LAsr LOOK ~ Nm Eonnmn AssomArns.
President Cleveland this mornina
sent Q mkssa&e 10 Mira Manning ASKING
the pxigileRe 09 making D hFiee call 40
eompsnied By the cabinet officers and
Governor Hiils before the privafe and
pablie faneEal ceremonies, and nf 1880
the party visited the house and viewed
the remains OF their f0Emer friend and
associate. All day lona until the hour
Of the funeral the trains brought large
delegations from every part Of the state,
senators, aesamblymeD, oonQressmen,
judges and citizens. All come TO pay
EkeiE txibnte Of respect 70 the dead.
The body Of the dead statesman vas
enciosed IN q black cleth covered eas-
ket and was in the paFlor Of the resi-
denca Of his son. James II. Manning.
AT the foot OF the casket was q profu-
sion Of camailias and white roses. The
silver plate bore hhi9 insofiption: "BoEn
August l6. 1881, Dsniel Manning, died
December "a, 1857
From 3 untaI IL c'cIsak personal
fFienda Of Hr. Manning we're permitted
70 look upon the face ef the dead which
looked tts original self ssye for the inn
press Iefs By the rayagss Of the struggle
for life that be bad unGerRone. Shortly
before 180 o'clock Rsvs DR.. Reese
offered prayer at the house, only mem-
bers Of the family being pFesRns. The
lid 9as elosed and the eofRn vas borne
10 he heafss % tha following stalwaEt
foFemen Of the mechanical department.
0f tne Ar0Ms eafahlishment Jas. J.
Wall, II. j. MoNuliy, n. J. Nolan,
George .. Tice. John Gray &nd David
II. Wade.
rae pan bearers we're followed By
0haxlea. j. Canda, Of New Hork, vice
pFesidsns of lhe WesleEn National Bank
of Bhich Mr.. Manning vas peeaidsnt
sidney WsbsleE, 81 New fork, ane Of
Ihe ex 6eeseteFy's most Intimate friends
'shils At Washington, U11ted Stetss
,una : A. r. MoElon, OF MaEyl land; o.
n. Jordan Of she Western National
Bank uf New York; Congressman
samuel ,. Randall, Of Phlladelphia;
Aanton ~. Marble. Judge Rnfus W.
Simon W. k0sendale. from
re Board of Directors Of the CONNER
sial National Bank. Erastus CoEninG:
presidents Of the City National Bank,
Ind John Van Antwerp. dEst vice presi-
aena Of tha City Nttional Bank, ex- 6sn-
AsoF Rmauoe OUnkiina, and Pascal p.
p. att, pEesioent of the Manufacturers
and Traders Bank Of Buffalo.